Bot Trainer

Adam is Atchr’s AI chatbot. The Bot Trainer is where you teach Adam what to say when visitors ask questions on your website.
You open it from your entity in the dashboard, then add topics, sample questions, and the replies Adam should give.

Note
Chatbots are available on our Professional and Enterprise plans.
If you do not see the Train Bot option, check that your subscription includes chatbot access. See Get Subscription.

Turn Adam on for your widget

Before visitors can talk to Adam, enable the chatbot on your entity:

  1. Open Settings, then open your Entities list.
  2. Select the entity that powers your website widget.
  3. In Widget Properties, set Chatbot to Active.
Enable Chatbot for Adam

When Adam is active, visitors can receive automatic replies when your team is offline (or according to how you configured the widget).
You can also choose whether Adam waits for the visitor to speak first, or starts the conversation.

Tip:  Training Adam does not replace your live team. Your agents can still join any conversation from the dashboard.

Open the Bot Trainer

From the entity details screen, click the purple Train Bot button (plug icon) in the entity controls.

Open Bot Trainer

The Bot Trainer opens with two lists:

  • Training Data — topics you have already saved for Adam’s replies.
  • Training Suggestions — draft topics Atchr prepared from your website for you to review.
Bot Trainer overview

Use the search box to find a topic quickly. On smaller screens, tap a section title to expand or collapse it.


Toolbar actions
Bot Trainer toolbar
  • Update Adam — applies your latest training so Adam uses the new answers on your widget.
  • Upload — import training files that were exported from Atchr (files ending in .atchr).
  • Add Data — create a new topic from scratch.
Note
After you save new or edited training, click Update Adam so visitors start receiving the updated replies.

What to do next
  1. Learn how to create and review topics in Training Data.
  2. Build Adam’s replies with messages, buttons, forms, and more in Bot Processes.